Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
CARDINAL GlBROHs.
"ts Departure from New York RE.
ception In I,nifirnnrr.
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10y telegraph 10 the Dispatch
/ NEW YORK, June 7.--Cardinal Gibbons
( !0"A The 10 O'Clock train this morning on
thc Fcnns}lvanll railroad for Baltimore.
ne occupied the Pulimap-car Mignon. OF
| zoe Baltimore train. About him we're
| GROUPED a number Of priests and two or
! lrI'c laymcu, lie spent last night with
ms iiiond, Major John y. Kelley, Of Brook
Nn, and This morning celebrated mass IN
M"lor keilcy's private chapel. Father
h'ordan ana Major Kelley accompanied
him TO Baltimore. Others Of the party
we're Mgr. McManus. Fathers Gateley and
MaeniCn. sud Or. Foley. OF Baltimore, aud
Dr. Chapcllc, OF Washington. One Of The
M'mbGS OF the party accompanying his
tnnr cncc said that The Cardinal. while not
willing at present 20 speak on the la1or
question, viii soon issue an address
TO the Catholics connected with the labor
ORGANIZATION advising them 10 cut loose
from the George McGlynn party.
IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 1T was generally
known that C)rdpal Gibbons would reach
Baltimore this afternoon by The limited cX-
press from New York, and long before the
time Of arrival OF the train the streets lead.
ing 10 Union station were thrOngod with
people vending their way thitbcr. The
most extensive arrangements had been per-
fect6d to give him a reception worthy 81
the high Office he fills a. wei a. the general
high regard for him personally, without
regard 70 class or sect. Charlie. street
from the Cardinals palace 10 the depot
Pr,scnicd two unbrOken lines. composed
OF Catholic knights. benevolent assOcil.
tiCn>, and members OF the Young Catholic
Friends Society.
The C3rdinal was received by Mayor
Hodges and members OF the Ci.y Council.
Judges OF the courts, and the police com.
mi,sIODcrs. who took the right Of The line.
ON the part of the Catholic societies the
Cardinal was received 10y Charles j. Bona
parc. the trustees OF the Cathedral, and =
committee Of the clergy, who took their
position IN line in rear Of the civic officials.
As the head Of the line moved the sOciclie,
forming the several divisions fell in TO make
p the procession The second division
consisted Of Cathedral Benevolent Legion.
The third Of the Catholic Knghthood
Union, tie fourth OF German, Bohemian
and tOlSh societies. and the fifth OF
lycum>, beneficial and temperance societies,
and other Catholic citizens.
LARGE DELEGATION.
y iafgc delegation from washington cry
"a present and took part in the reception.
" ben the head of the column reached the
Cardinals palace there was a bat, and the
Cardinal with the c'crgy and guard Of
b0uor entered the building. There tn
Cardinal was invested with his Official
robes. aud returning to The street the pro.
cC>slon va, formed and moved 10 the We,t
or main entrance 90 the Cathedral. where
there wa, a formtl reception by Mgr. Ne.
Colsan, aud the service OF the Cardinals
rDc' ption va, performed for The first time
IN Baltimore. At the close OF tue religious
service TIE Cardinal and clergy returned 60
the palace, and the procession, whic1 had
moved Through several Of the principal
str,,t-, cd to Charl,> rect, and wa
reviewed by TIE Cardinal. The ceromonie,
tmouclou' were o. an imposing character
and wee witnessed J., many Thousands Of
ppoIle. Cardinal Gibbon, expressed h,,
high arWculti1n OF the compliment pdl
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